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In honor of America's newest Nobel Prize Recipient:
Here it is.
for those of you who followed the Orac Controversy, and are still here, I've decided to post a video of the bit in question, so readers can decide for themselves whether or not it's funny.
Here it is.
for those of you who followed the Orac Controversy, and are still here, I've decided to post a video of the bit in question, so readers can decide for themselves whether or not it's funny.
Labels: Al Gore, Comedy, Global Warming, Nobel Prize
posted by Tim Slagle at
10:28 AM
14 Comments:
Very funny! And so true!
By
Lester Hunt, at 4:33 PM, October 18, 2007
Wow! Not funny at all. Not remotely. Just really lame. Perhaps if I was wasted out of my head...
On second thoughts - no, not even then.
Try watching some Bill Hicks. He was funny. And (mostly) right.
By
Skeptico, at 6:42 PM, November 01, 2007
Not funny. And wrong about the science. The IPCC does not say that 23 inches is the upper bound for sea level rise this century. It's an upper bound if you don't include possible ice flow acceleration, and the IPCC would not give an upper bound for that.
By
Tim Lambert, at 9:09 PM, November 01, 2007
This is awesome! Tim is very funny! He should do more on this stuff.
By
Nikki, at 9:27 AM, November 02, 2007
Didn't Drew Carey make that aerosol can joke back in the early '90s?
Anyway. I did think the final joke was funny. The rest? Eh.
By
Anonymous, at 9:59 AM, November 02, 2007
First, you had me blowing Diet Coke all over my monitor--several times! These Algorians are worthy of nothing but contempt for a host of reasons, several of which you brought out in your superb monologue.
I've written several notes about Algore and his flock on my blog, which I hereby invite you to browse, as I will yours.
Algorianism is nothing more than a religion--only a little more subtle than islamofascism, and Algore's having won the Nobel Peace prize and an Oscar says more about those organizations than it does about anything the ever-expanding Algore has ever said or done.
Keep it up, Tim. Your comedy makes more sense than the blatherings of any politician. And, it's good for many a guffaw!
By
Col. Hogan, at 6:07 PM, November 02, 2007
Funny stuff Tim! Let's face it. Global warming is a product just like global terrorism. And if Madison Avenue has taught us anything it has taught us that if you are going to sell it, you gotta hype it. That means if the product is doom and gloom, it better damn well be the gloomiest doomsday ever.
Sex sells better to me. Maybe if they presented global warming like it was a beer commercial with girls in bikinis...
By
Screaming Lord Skull, at 6:45 PM, November 02, 2007
Slagle speaks sense... global warming in all its vagueness eludes to a government program to fix an undefinable problem.
Al Gore is dangerous and is so far inside, all of our banter is useless.
He will carry out as much as he is told, to by GIANT brother.
Hide and watch,..DANGER, WILL ROBINSON!!!!!!!!!
-Angelwolf
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Anonymous, at 9:25 AM, November 03, 2007
Meh.
You're a talented comic, Tim. But that just makes it a real shame that your routine is so mired in sheer willful ignorance.
What's sad is that you seem proud of your ignorance.
By
Anonymous, at 11:32 AM, November 03, 2007
I loved it. I'm not a "denialist" as they like to say -- maybe because I'm scared I'll be burned at the stake for heresy, but I do think "so what?" The climate is always changing, the environment is always changing, and the planet's inhabitants are always changing. I thought that was what Darwin was all about?!?!? And who exactly wrote the book on what and how things are 'supposed' to happen?
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